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How to swim in Animal Crossing: New Horizons

By Matthew Lynch
August 1, 2024
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The sun is shining, the waves are crashing, and your island is calling you to the refreshing embrace of the ocean. But how do you actually get in the water and enjoy the aquatic wonders of Animal Crossing: New Horizons? Fear not, fellow islanders! This guide will equip you with the skills to become a confident swimmer in no time.

Step 1: Unlock the Nook Inc. Cranny

Before you can splash around in the sea, you need to unlock the Nook Inc. Cranny. This handy store will provide you with the essential tool for water adventures: a wetsuit! Once you’ve built your Cranny, Timmy and Tommy will be happy to sell you this crucial piece of aquatic gear.

Step 2: Get Suited Up!

With your wetsuit in hand, head to the beach and equip it from your inventory. You’ll be instantly transformed into a water-ready adventurer, ready to explore the depths of your island’s shores.

Step 3: Take the Plunge!

Now that you’re wearing your wetsuit, simply walk into the water. Your character will automatically start swimming! No need for complex controls; just walk towards the water’s edge and let the adventure begin.

Step 4: Navigating the Depths

Swimming in Animal Crossing is incredibly intuitive. To control your movement, simply use the left joystick to navigate. You can swim forward, backward, and even turn around. Remember, you can’t jump while swimming, so plan your moves accordingly.

Step 5: Enjoy the Ocean’s Wonders!

Now that you’re a swimming pro, the possibilities are endless! You can:

 Explore underwater reefs: Discover colorful corals, playful fish, and hidden treasures.

 Collect sea creatures: Fill your museum with fascinating marine life, from sea stars to giant clams.

 Swim to nearby islands: Explore the seas surrounding your island and uncover hidden secrets.

 Relax and soak up the sun: Simply float around and enjoy the calming ocean breeze.

Bonus Tips:

Watch out for sharks! These menacing creatures may appear occasionally, so be careful.

 Use a fishing rod while swimming: Cast your line into the ocean and reel in some delicious seafood.

Don’t forget your snorkel! This handy tool allows you to see underwater creatures more clearly.

Now that you’ve learned the ropes of swimming in Animal Crossing: New Horizons, get ready to dive into a world of aquatic adventure! Explore the underwater depths, collect fascinating sea creatures, and discover the hidden beauty of your island’s oceans. Happy swimming!

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